Cabanes du Dauphiné - Manuela

Hut on stilts, perched 4 m from the ground between trees and tops. Like a boat cabin suspended, its interior is turned towards the mountain of Charance and the city of Gap. It is made entirely of country larch. The fire is right in front of the bed and the wooden bathtub is illuminated with southern light. You have the kitchenette and its high table a view of the nature ... a very small house straight out of a dream! In weekend bookings only possible from Friday for a minimum of two nights. It is not possible to arrive on Sunday. Possibility to book per night during the week.

The Cabanes du Dauphiné offer a collection of simple and elegant accommodations, full of charm, set in a privileged natural environment at the gates of Gap, in the Hautes-Alpes. The concept is based on an approach to tourism that is both authentic, responsible, and focused on the experience, offering an alternative to traditional tourist accommodations.

Designed for couples, families, and groups of friends, the cabins and unusual accommodations allow guests to enjoy a short stay close to nature, while benefiting from the immediate proximity of city services and activities. The project is particularly aimed at a clientele seeking disconnection, adventure, and active experiences: hiking, mountain biking, climbing, outdoor sports, or simply discovering the landscapes of the Hautes-Alpes.

The development of the Cabanes du Dauphiné is part of a sustainable development approach, with particular attention paid to integrating accommodations into their environment, energy efficiency, and the valorisation of local resources. The aim is to offer a human-scale tourism, respectful of the site and the region, while providing visitors with a comfortable and exotic experience.

Located in the hamlet of Éméyères, the estate benefits from a particularly privileged location. From the accommodations, visitors enjoy clear views of the Charance estate, the heights of Saint-Mens, and the surrounding mountains. This proximity to nature contrasts with the site's accessibility: the city centre of Gap is less than 3 kilometres away on foot, and the estate is also served by public transport.